At the Casa Napoleon
At the Casa Napoleon
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O Hallahan could only infer that they were in the nature of a demand that the terms of the treaty should be fulfilled; which inference was confirmed by the fact that Signor EfFerati shook the two-dollar bill violently beneath Mr. O Hallahan s nose.
61 AT THE CASA NAPOLfiON "You did say!" struck in Signora Efferati; who perceived the lingual complication that had arisen; and who also felt that it was time for her, in her ca pacity of family treasurer, to resist this assault upon the family purse....
"Si, you did say!" cried Signer Efferati, clutch ing eagerly at the English phrase, and hurling it at Mr. O Hallahan in a tone of tragical command.
"Oi did say, did oi? An phwat did oi say, y blatherin Eytallian idjit? Oi said oi d drive yez frum the ferry, an mebbe a choild an a box or two, fur two dollars. But did oi say oi d drive th whole dommed Eytallian nation an all their dommed mon keys an all their dommed hand-organs frum th ferry for two dollars ? Answer me that, y dommed fat Eytallian baste, an pay me the foive dollars y owe me, before I knock th stuffin outen yer fat body an yer dom two big oiyes inter one!" And, being thus delivered, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O Hallahan could only infer that they were in the nature of a demand that the terms of the treaty should be fulfilled; which inference was confirmed by the fact that Signor EfFerati shook the two-dollar bill violently beneath Mr. O Hallahan s nose.
61 AT THE CASA NAPOLfiON "You did say!" struck in Signora Efferati; who perceived the lingual complication that had arisen; and who also felt that it was time for her, in her ca pacity of family treasurer, to resist this assault upon the family purse....
"Si, you did say!" cried Signer Efferati, clutch ing eagerly at the English phrase, and hurling it at Mr. O Hallahan in a tone of tragical command.
"Oi did say, did oi? An phwat did oi say, y blatherin Eytallian idjit? Oi said oi d drive yez frum the ferry, an mebbe a choild an a box or two, fur two dollars. But did oi say oi d drive th whole dommed Eytallian nation an all their dommed mon keys an all their dommed hand-organs frum th ferry for two dollars ? Answer me that, y dommed fat Eytallian baste, an pay me the foive dollars y owe me, before I knock th stuffin outen yer fat body an yer dom two big oiyes inter one!" And, being thus delivered, Mr.
What to read after At the Casa Napoleon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janvier Thomas Allibone to read onlineMoreLess
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